I’m evaluating options for migrating both active and historical data from Aha! Roadmaps into Jira Cloud, with the goal of preserving key artifacts such as comments, votes, attachments, relationships, and other metadata. Is there an off the shelf tool that supports this type of migration at scale?
One option I’m exploring is the native Aha/Jira integration, and it seems potentially useful for ongoing or new work, but not necessarily designed for bulk migration of historical data. Has anyone successfully used the integration in combination with supplemental imports (CSV or API-based) to bring over historical context after creating the core Jira issues?
Finally, are there any official or community resources that document field-level or object-level mappings between Aha and Jira (ideas, features, epics, custom fields, etc.)?
I’ve searched the community and documentation but haven’t found anything that directly addresses historical migration in depth, so I’d appreciate any guidance or lessons learned. Thanks in advance!
Has anyone had experience with tools like OpsHub or sync platforms such as Boomi, Exalate, Workato, or even Skyvia?
I’m having a hard time finding anything beyond CSV export/import, and that approach feels pretty limited and risky from a data-loss standpoint.
Hi @Jean Dupree I found this community article about some other users who Migrated to Jira from Aha Roadmaps. Looks like most people exported the data to CSV files and then loaded it in.
Hope that helps.
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Thank you - I saw that page. It was the only reference I could find at all. Given that this was an import to JPD I wasn't clear which Aha product was migrated; ideas or roadmaps, though I have a feeling it was ideas since they migrated to JPD and not Jira. (yes they're built on the same tool, but JPD is also very different in many ways)
It also states they exported to CSV using reports and then used our Boomi Integration platform to cleanup the data before we imported into JPD using the Jira API.
I'm not even sure how this would work, what was retained, or what was lost.
I appreciate the link, but this unfortunately does not answer my question.
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